Corry Evening Journal Publisher Listing
Corry Evening Journal details publisher and addresses for advertising. Includes Arthur Colegrove as publisher and National Advertising represents Frud Kimball Inc with contact in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Adds mail rate information and periodical details.
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South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Frud Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Industrial millennium may be coming sooner than expected
The piece argues that Ford’s strategy of lower prices and higher wages boosts buying power and productivity. It notes industrialists may imitate, seeing capital and labor near a cooperative partnership. The author frames this as a potential end to class conflict and a new era of shared prosperity.
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Eadi Lobé Booner
Henry Ford
Ford
Iabor
No fool proof plane in Guggenheim contest
Of 25 airplanes entered in the Daniel Guggenheim Safe Aircraft Competition all summer, only four remain. None has passed all preliminary tests and none is yet eligible for the consolation prizes for the first five machines through the semi finals. If the four planes fail to pass all 18 tests the outcome remains unsettled.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Corry News Summary From December 9 1909
Twenty years ago notes from the Journal Files report C J Builth filling a vacancy at the National Burns of Corry, a finger injury at Climax shops, inspection of U S Brakeshoe Co. plant by stockholders, Katherine O Neill at home, Corry High School defeating the High School 28 22 with Lyons scoring 14. Rous Hawley of Union City loses his right arm in a saw accident. Johnny Raymond and Tommy Galbo boxing match in Union City Library Theatre on December 20. Spartansburg council plans fifteen new gasoline street lights.
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Rous Hawley
Union City
Standard
Johnny Raymond
Canada
Tommy Galbo
Buffalo
Library Theatre
Answers to Saturday’s Questions and Safety Notes
The page lists trivia answers including oldest and youngest U.S. presidents and other queries. It notes a cold snap near Philadelphia with temperatures near zero and discusses airplane safety, new devices, and the idea that no vehicle is entirely flawless. Answers include Japan for number four, John Ericsson for number two, Canada for number three, and moccasins as item four.
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United States
Switzerland
Foxburg youth shot by own gun found in tree
Arnold Edinger an 18 year old Foxburg hunter died from a shotgun discharge during an all night search. His body was found wedged in a tree on the Harvey farm between Emlenton and Foxburg. The weapon lay beneath him and had discharged in the fall. George F. Gerwick discovered the scene and notified authorities.
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Arnold Edinger
Tree
Dee
Foxburg
Harvey Farm
Emlenton
Allegheny River
George F. Gerwick
Sola Tables Promote Cleanliness for All Ages
The ad touts SOLA TABLES as the healthiest habit, claiming they are gentle on the intestines with a tonic effect on the stomach and liver. It urges trying them today without increasing the dose and lists druggists offering a 25 cent price.
Came of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
A reader answers Saturday exercises on spelling pronunciation and grammar. The page lists the misused phrases and proper word forms with corrections and example sentences. It names items such as warning synonyms and verb noun forms and offers guidance on daily usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Laos
Alumni Plan Dance Party Banquet at Hotel Corry
Alumni Association invites Corry High School alumni and friends to a banquet at Hotel Corry on Thursday December 20 followed by a dancing party at Masonic Hall. Isabelle Edwards chairs arrangements with Zora Skinner Marie Barcesi Alice Massenger Hazel Sweet Katheryn Purcell Lyle Belding Melvin Thealing and Frederick Miller assisting. The Revellers of Warren will provide the dance program for a enjoyable affair.
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Hotel Corry
Masonic Hall
Te Corry Hi School
Isabelle Edwards
Zora Skinner
Marie Barcesl
Alice Massenger
Hazel Sweet
Katheryn Purcell
Lyle Belding
Melvin Theaing
Frederick Miller
Warren
East Branch Boy Kenneth Rice Dies at Eleven
East Branch eight year old Kenneth Rice aged eleven years three months and 1% days son of Mr and Mrs Merlin Rice died after brief illness at 1240 am Sunday Funeral services set for Tuesday December 10 at West Spring Creek Church with interment in West Spring Creek Cemetery
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Kenneth Rice
Merlin Rice
East Branch
Weat Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
A Problem From School: Absences and Rewards
A boy earned 15 cents daily for 200 school days but forfeited a dime per absence and 25 cents per tardy. He was tardy twice as often as absent and ended with 27 dollars. Let a be absences, t tardies with t=2a and a+t=200. Solve: 0.15*200 minus deductions 0.10a minus 0.25t equals 27. substitute t=2a to find a.
IF SPEED is necessary trust to classified ad
A compact note urges prioritizing speed in handling a classified advertisement process. It emphasizes rapid placement and quick visibility for readers seeking timely listings. The message implies efficiency as a key value for classified services.
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C.J. Builth
She Lor
National Burns of
Iy Heath
Mantey Crosby
Charlie ‘Trimble
Clarence H. Deyo
Columbus Avenue
Measrs
W. J. Connors
Louis Streuver
Thomas Lunger
B. P. Foster
U. S. Brakeshoe Co
Katherine O'Neil Ts Quite
Lyons
Spartansburg Boro Council Bay
Jacob Marks
Philadelphia
N. W. Dinsmore
DuBois
Judge Johnson
Japan
John Ericsson
SOLA
Radio Sale
Edison Records
Edison
THE
RADIO
Center St
Corry, Pa
Kane
Dec
Herbert Home
Route 3
Summit Hospital
Wilcox-Kane
Biddle Street
Home
Moser Manufacturing
Chapin
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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